Ivory

Chartreuse

Scarlet

Bronze

Doublethink

Doubletime

Doubleplus

Doublespeak

a mandatory physical training program delivered through the telescreens

the torture device the Inner Party uses against thoughtcrime consisting of an aggressive cough

the telescreen program during which members of the party express disdain with the Emmanuel Goldstein

a propaganda tool used to spread the good news about the Party and Big Brother

Physiologist

Psychologist

Psychiatrist

Philologist

Shoelaces

Buttons

Darning wool

Razor blades

words

freedom

power

the Party

He had a strange accent.

He did not understand Newspeak.

He was unafraid of the spies.

He was wearing a funny kind of shoes.

Winston

Mrs. Parsons

Syme

Mr. Parsons

Thirteen months

Fourteen months

Fifteen months

Twelve months

Rations had been reduced the day before

Rations were never actually given to citizens

Rations were only for the Proles

Rations were tainted with fentanyl

get a divorce or annulment

remain married and living together

abstain from any sexual contact

have a child

A new passion for hating Julia

An experience with a toothless, old prostitute

A new paperweight contained coral

The dying race of Proles

Rebellion

Proles

Outer Party

Inner Party

Their children

Their bed

O’Brien

Their nervous system

in the Chestnut Tree Cafe

outside of the Minitruth

near Victory Mansions

in the streets trying to buy saucepans

Jones

Rutherford

Aaronson

Big Brother

Banger

Clacker

Steamer

Piper

Two Minutes Hate

the Physical Jerks

the Lottery

hangings

a pen and ink

another book

razor blades

a paperweight

Big Brother's ideals about drugs

communism

celibacy

antisemitism

a severed hand

a dead baby

a severed foot

a dead grandmother

Girl with dark hair

Mrs. Parsons

Syme

Ampleforth

Chocolate (Contraband)

Razor blades

A small square note

an invitation to Victory Square

A warning that Big Brother would be vaporizing him OR a warning that Winston was going to be fired

A warning that Winston was being filmed OR a love note

A warning that Big Brother would be vaporizing him OR a love note

A notice that he would be working in the fiction department OR a note expressing her ultimate hatred for him

A month

A week

One hour

She approaches him in the cafeteria before he gets the nerve to approach her

Mr. Parson’s apartment

Minitruth

The woods

Victory Square

Winston loves the fact that the girl with the dark hair has multiple children.

Winston loves the fact that the girl with the dark hair is a bisexual.

Winston loves the fact that the girl with the dark hair is defying the government by being sexually promiscuous.

Winston wants to contract gonorrhea or chlamydia so that he can infect the entire population.

Political act

Escape from reality

Way to finally get revenge on Katharine

Ultimate display of submission to Big Brother

She fakes dead in Victory Square.

She is hit by a sniper in the Pornosec department.

She falls ill with a serious case of the measles and does not get proper care.

She is injured by a rocket bomb one day while walking past Winston.

1. Children; because Big Brother wanted to corrupt them as early as possible

1. Elderly; because they did not have strong sexual desires like young people

Older male political leaders; because they were able to control all aspects of society

1. Young women; because they had more self control than men and were pure

1. Sexual impulsivity was considered dangerous to the Party and she enjoyed rebelling against the Party.

1. She wanted to fulfill her duty to the Party and have many children.

1. She was groomed to be a prostitute at a young age.

1. She belonged to the Party as a sex worker.

1 year

1 month

5 years

5 months

1. A feminine lady

1. A Party leader

1. A prostitute

1. Mrs. Charrington

1. It is a king-sized bed.

1. It has no sheets or blankets.

1. It was where Mrs. Charrington had her babies.

1. It is teeming with bugs.

bugs

commitment

Big Brother

rats

1. Tea, coffee, razor blades, and a Prole outfit

1. Condoms, coffee, a jar of honey, and makeup

1. Coffee, tea, jam, and makeup

A notebook, a radio, makeup, and jam

1. It is frozen in time and cannot be altered by the Party.

1. It represents a coral reef, which Winston has never seen before.

1. It is considered contraband and Mr. Charrington should not have sold it.

1. Winston believes that it represents his blossoming relationship with Julia.

1. He was kidnapped by spies.

1. He was transferred to the Pornosec department.

1. He was vaporized.

1. He and Ampleforth were moved into the Proletarian section of the city.

Syme

Mr. Parsons

Julia

Mr. Charrington

1. a safe haven or escape from reality

1. a place safe from Mr. Parsons and Hate Week activities

1. a place where they can hold secret Brotherhood meetings

1. a place where Mr. Charrington can organize rebellion against the Party

1. The Party could be dropping these bombs themselves to keep people scared

1. The spies could be members of the Party.

1. Goldstein is probably the one responsible for the creation of the rocket bombs.

1. Rocket bombs aren’t even real and more than likely just a figment of their imaginations.

1. Pass gas unknowingly

1. Lie about her schedule

1. Fall asleep despite her surroundings

1. Leading men to suicide

1. O’Brien blinks three times in a row before speaking to Winston.

1. O’Brien places his hand on Winston’s shoulder.

1. O’Brien reads a dictionary aloud to Winston, pointing out the outdated language.

1. O’Brien alludes to Syme, but knows better than to say his actual name.

1. O’Brien wants Winston to retrieve a 10th edition dictionary from his house.

1. O’Brien wants Winston to meet his servant, Harry.

1. O’Brien wants to meet Julia and seduce her.

1. O’Brien knows where Syme has gone and wants to tell Winston about it.

1. He believes that his hunger is more important than his mother’s or sister’s.

1. He believes that hunger is a sign of weakness or frailty.

1. He believes that the Party is starving the young men to make them tougher.

1. He believes that his mother is poisoning his little sister to kill her.

1. Winston fed his sister poisoned chocolate that killed her and his mother was vaporized when he returned from the doctor.

1. Winston stole chocolate from a Prole corner store and his mother was vaporized as punishment for his poor behavior.

1. Winston stole chocolate from his little sister and ran away; his mother was vaporized when he returned.

1. Winston eats stolen chocolate atop his mother’s grave after she was vaporized.

1. His servant’s pleasant demeanor

1. The offering of wine

1. The new, larger telescreen

1. O’Brien’s calming voice

1. Commit suicide

1. Lose their identities

1. Kill innocent children

1. Separate from each other

1. A nude photo of Julia and his mother

1. A guidebook to Big Brother’s economic plan

1. Goldstein’s book

1. A historical account of the war with Eurasia and Eastasia

1. War is a state of peace for the rich because it keeps society from progressing.

1. Peace is only achievable with the extinction of the Proles.

1. Immediate death is inevitable for all poor people in Eastasia.

1. War is necessary because it allows the rich to share their wealth with the poor.

1. Winston reading to Julia

1. A hidden microphone

1. A Prole hiding outside the window

1. A hidden telescreen

1. Political prisoners wore much higher quality clothing than regular clothes.

1. Political prisoners were always restrained with handcuffs, while regular prisoners were not.

1. Political prisoners were subdued while regular prisoners fought back regularly.

1. Political prisoners were predominantly female, while regular prisoners were predominantly male.

1. Ampleforth, Mr. Parsons, and Julia

O'Brien, Ampleforth, and Julia

1. O'Brien, Ampleforth, and Julia

Mr. Parsons and Ampleforth

1. electrocution

brainwashing

1. sleep deprivation

1. waterboarding

1. He makes Winston strip down naked and look at himself in a mirror.

1. He makes Winston urinate all over himself.

1. He makes Winston sleep on the hard ground with no bed or blanket.

1. He makes Winston watch Julia betray him.

1. They are all led to believe that Big Brother will protect them and they will experience freedom once more.

1. They are all converted to a new sort of religion in which they are martyrs for Big Brother.

1. They will all eventually meet Big Brother in person in Room 101.

1. They are all transformed to love Big Brother and ultimately be shot.

screams out for Julia on the telescreen

1. writes 2 + 2 = 4 in the sand

1. says a prayer to God before he eats supper

1. writes down that he misses Julia on his tablet

1. He must love BB.

1. He must get branded with a tattoo for BB.

1. He must commit his soul to BB in a sacrificial ceremony.

1. He must sit down and have a conversation with BB.

1. Watching Julia suffer

starvation

Loving BB

rats

1. Drink gin

smoke cigarettes

pray for Julia

refuse to eat

1. Their thoughts and memories

1. Their loved ones

1. Their body's movements

1. Their sleep patterns

emotionally charged

angry and hateful

confusing, ambiguous, unsolved

honest, stoic, and cold

1. He is finally willing to sacrifice Julia in place for himself.

1. He is willing to lose a limb for BB.

1. He is willing to let rats eat his face alive.

1. He is willing to forget all of his previous memories.

1. She lost a limb.

1. She now works for the thought police.

1. She is now in a relationship with O'Brien, whose real name is Henry.

1. She betrayed Winston.

1. It demonstrates the Party’s power to control the truth and reality.

1. It is a mathematical theory used by the Party to justify their rule.

1. It shows Winston’s growing acceptance of the Party’s views.

1. It is a symbol of the rebellion against the Party.

The power of love and friendship.

1. The victory of the individual over the Party.

1. The complete control the Party has over reality and the mind.

1. The collapse of the Party and its eventual destruction.

War is Peace

Weakness is Immeasurable

Ignorance is Strength

Freedom is Slavery

An old shopkeeper who actually runs the Brotherhood and invites Winston to read Goldstein's book.

1. An old man who works at the Ministry of Truth who follows all party rules and has terrible children.

An old man who works at the Ministry of Love who has a role in Winston's torture.

1. An old shopkeeper who is actually an officer of the Thought Police.

1. A speaker that can locate any particular person and speak to them, essentially a GPS tracker.

1. A satellite screen that follows each person around and ensures that they are not engaging in any thoughtcrime.

1. A screen in every room that watches and listens to your every move, as well as reports news and can communicate with you.

1. A television that every Prole must have in his or her room that monitors Prole behavior only.